Tuesday, Barack Obama swept the Democrats’ so-called Chesapeake primary — the states of Virginia and Maryland and the District of Columbia. The “score” was essentially a rout by Obama of Hillary Clinton, with around 75 percent of D.C. Democratic voters, 63 percent of Maryland Democratic voters and 61 percent of Virginia voters going for Obama […]
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The New England Patriots may need to make some important personnel additions and subtractions for the upcoming season, but let’s not overlook that the coaches themselves need to do some soul-searching, because aspects of their Super Bowl game plan left much to be desired.
Specifically, the Pats:
1. Should have allowed Stephen Gostkowski to attempt a long […]
In our house, a den of Patriot loyalty, the shrouds are just coming off the furniture as we end our mourning period for the 2007-08 legend that was the current New England team.
We’re just waiting for the NFL Combine, so we can see who Belichick is looking at in the draft pool to boost the […]
Listening to the “John Riggins Show” on ESPN Radio, you can take it from the experts — ex-NFL players — that the Pro Bowl is becoming more and more of a snoozefest. Especially this year.
Former Washington Redskins Hall of Fame running back and Pro Bowler Riggins hosts the show, which today (like most sports-talk programs) […]
Republican Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania seems to have a bee in his bonnet about NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell destroying six videotapes of competing coaches’ play-calling signals that had been held by the New England Patriots coaching staff.
We wonder what the senator’s real motivation is for trying to stir up all of that again. We […]
At Red Zone Blogitics, we weren’t surprised by Democrat Barack Obama’s strong showing in “red” and “purple” states — the states that will decide the election. Obama appeals to Independents, potential crossover Republicans and the evolving, new, progressive-traditionalist face of the Democratic Party. The contest between Obama and Hillary Clinton is more of a war for […]
The clock was stopped with about 8:12 to go in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XLII. The New England Patriots were trailing the New York Giants 7-10. Being a diligent Pats fan with only the team’s best interests in mind, I kept my eye on the clock.
But something wasn’t right. Were Fox’s graphics frozen? […]
Just as I was wondering how Tom Brady was going to get himself mentally prepared to play in the Pro Bowl next week, my question was answered before it was even asked: Brady isn’t going and neither, it turns out, is Randy Moss.
I can’t blame them, although I’m sure some sports pundits will […]
Showing his cultural smarts, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama’s campaign bought ad time just before the start of the second half of yesterday’s Super Bowl.
Fellow contender New York Sen. Hillary Clinton may hope the Giants win bodes well for her chances on Super Tuesday — tomorrow — but Obama is closing the gap in California, and he was […]
